Willie & Max Handlebar/windshield Pouch on 2040-parts.com
Rittman, Ohio, US
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Willie & Max Handlebar/Windshield Pouch. The pouch is 7 1/2" wide, 4" high and 2 1/2" deep. Please see photo of features. Allow 7 to 10 days for shipping. New condition. COF2274 ATTENTION!! IF FREE SHIPPING IS CHECKED, THIS APPLIES TO THE LOWER 48 STATES AND DOES NOT INCLUDE ALASKA, HAWAII, PUERTO RICO OR INTERNATIONAL. WE SOMETIMES SELL USED AND SALVAGED PARTS! The prices of our parts may be less because of their condition. Please contact us if you have any issues before leaving feedback. ALL INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS MUST CHECK YOUR SIZE RESTRICTIONS BEFORE BIDDING. AUSTRALIA, MEXICO, SINGAPORE, & OTHERS WITH A 79 INCH SIZE RESTRICTION MAY NOT BID ON TANKS, SEATS OR FAIRINGS. PLEASE ask the manufacturer and/or a professional mechanic/technician about what will fit your specific make and model. Please ask ANY and ALL questions BEFORE you bid. If I do not respond, that means your answer is right here in the listing already. There is a 25% restocking fee on any returns or unpaid items. Buyer pays all shipping cost ,Ohio residents also pay 6.25 sales tax. Includes only what is shown in photo(s). Thank you and good luck !! |
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